New Curve in the Ganges: Mahatma Gandhi's Interpretation of Hinduism
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Book Detail:
- Author: Arvind Sharma
- Brand: D.K. Print World Ltd
- Edition: 1st Edition
- Binding: Hardcover
- Number of Pages: 134
- Release Date: 30-03-2005
- Model Number: 8124602719
- Part Number: 8124602719
- EAN: 9788124602713
- Package Dimensions: 8.6 x 5.7 x 0.6 inches
- Languages: English
Description: This book delves into Mahatma Gandhi's struggle for social equality, particularly his fight against untouchability, which remains a significant aspect of Indian history. Gandhi's own experience of being excommunicated by his caste upon returning from England gave him a unique perspective on the caste system. As a self-identified "Sanatani Hindu," Gandhi interpreted Hinduism through the lens of equality for all castes and religions. The work explores Gandhi's reinterpretation of Hinduism, examining its major institutions, scriptures, and philosophies. It highlights key contributions he made, such as his focus on conscience, his advocacy for the rights of the "untouchables," and his philosophical approach to dharma. Gandhi's ideas on caste, the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Bhagavad-Gita, and his preference for "sadharana dharma" over "vishesha dharma" are thoroughly analyzed. The book also includes extracts from Gandhi’s autobiography, providing an authentic insight into his struggles and philosophies.
Author Details:
- Arvind Sharma is a distinguished scholar of Indology and Religious Studies, specializing in the study of Gandhi’s philosophical and spiritual ideas. His works are well-regarded for their insightful analysis and interpretations of Hinduism, particularly in relation to social reform and modern issues.

